Guy Whittall who's the former Zimbabwe all-rounder known to have experienced the horror of his life at the Humani Lodge in Zimbabwe.  Whittall woke up to find an 8 feet crocodile hiding under his bed. The giant 330 lb beast known to have spent the whole night lying quietly under Whittall's bed, as he slept enjoying unaware just centimetres away.

Furthermore, the giant croc remained secretly for eight hours until the following morning  when Whittall even perked up on the edge of his bed as the deadly creature lay fractions away from his suspended feet. Whittall, 41, was only cautioned to the freakish scene at Humani Lodge in Zimbabwe, when he was enjoying some breakfast in the kitchen and heard the dumbfound screams of a housemaid. Whittall, who is a director at Humani, rushed back to his room and was terrified to discover the gigantic crocodile nestled under his bed. He expressed the really upsetting thing about the whole episode is the fact that he was sitting on the edge of the bed that morning, bare foot as well as just centimetres away from the croc. As a matter of fact, Crocodiles are experts at hiding, that's why they have survived on Earth for so long and why they are the ultimate killers in water. In fact, they know how to keep quiet and go unnoticed, it's in their nature.

'The crocodile came from the Turgwe River which is a couple of kilometres from the house. 'They often wander about the bush especially when it's cold and raining. He think he liked it under the bed because it was warm.' Whittall was forced to call in some of his co-workers who helped remove the crocodile from its new lair and release him back into Humani's Chigwidi dam. He expressed undoubtedly he counteracted against being roped and dragged out from under the bed which only happens to be only natural. The act of catching as well as affording safety to a croc of any size on land though is a fairly straightforward affair and they are experienced in that. 'The only real danger is getting bitten due to the fact that it can't drown you. The most crucial thing is to get its nozzle roped and secured and then it's just a matter of suppressing it and covering its eyes intending to calm it down.  Bigger crocs require more manpower obviously though. When roped they defeat thoroughly around wild with excitement and are extremely powerful.

He expresses that he's thinking compassionately and that's inclined towards the books.  He added that he is absolutely sure that every person in Humani search through under their bed in precedence of going to sleep now undoubtedly.  Whittall played 46 Tests and 147 ODIs for Zimbabwe in precedence of his career finished in 2003 when he decided to focus on his family business of game ranching.

Check out the video where Whittall's speaking about his new profession below:

That's certainly bizarre experienced!!!

(AW:SB)